Items related to Endocytosis (Frontiers in Molecular Biology)
Endocytosis is a key feature of virtually all eukaryotic cells. It not only provides crucial nutrients to cells but also plays key roles in a cell's interactions with its environment. Roles for endocytosis in immune responses, transcellular transport, signal transduction, neural function and a
variety of pathological conditions are now well established. Moreover, studies of endocytic pathways have provided important insights for understanding basic cellular functions associated with membrane trafficking, protein sorting and membrane fusion. In this volume, experts in their respective
fields discuss the molecular mechanisms that underlie endocytosis and the fate of endocytic vesicles in cells.
variety of pathological conditions are now well established. Moreover, studies of endocytic pathways have provided important insights for understanding basic cellular functions associated with membrane trafficking, protein sorting and membrane fusion. In this volume, experts in their respective
fields discuss the molecular mechanisms that underlie endocytosis and the fate of endocytic vesicles in cells.
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About the Author:
"The group of contributors Mark Marsh has assembled are all prominent figures in the field ... Endocytosis will certainly be a valuable addition for students since it is pitched between the necessarily constrained standard cell biology textbooks and the immense primary literature. Researchers already immersed in the field will also benefit from having a reference copy in the lab."--Cell
Mark Marsh, MRC Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology, UCL.
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"The group of contributors Mark Marsh has assembled are all prominent figures in the field ... Endocytosis will certainly be a valuable addition for students since it is pitched between the necessarily constrained standard cell biology textbooks and the immense primary literature. Researchers already immersed in the field will also benefit from having a reference copy in the lab."--Cell
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- PublisherOxford University Press
- Publication date2001
- ISBN 10 0199638527
- ISBN 13 9780199638529
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages316
- EditorMarsh Mark
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